unit 3 geo test Flashcards

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Ratios between basic to non-basic jobs

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for every basic job there are 3 non-basic jobs created

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Difference between basic to non-basic jobs

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Basic jobs- bring money into the community-fracking for oil, mining
non-basic jobs- involves services within the community- garbage man, teacher

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Primary industries

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primary = industries that take raw materials from the natural environment examples: fish, mining, forestry

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secondary industries

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secondary= industries that process primary industry products into finished goods examples: cars,bikes, desks

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tertiary industries

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tertiary= industries that provide a wide range of services that support primary and secondary industries and society in general examples: banks,home depot, walmart

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Describe how items go through each industry

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primary= getting the materials to make something secondary= making the object (factories)
tertiary= selling the object
consumption=using the object
Disposal=throwing the object away

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7
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What is sustainability?

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use a resources for a long period of time without it affecting the environment

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benefits of factories close to raw materials/customers

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delivery times are shorter and delivery costs are lower

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what does JIT mean

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stands for just in time, JIT is parts in manufacturing where things are delivered to the factory to be taken to the assembly line

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10
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Why does manufacturing leave Canada? How can governments persuade companies to build here?

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it’s cheaper to make things in other place rather then canada for example china

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what’s clear cutting

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Clear-cutting= Loggers clear the land and remove every tree from an area

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advantages of clear cutting
disadvantage of clear cutting

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advantages of clear cutting= allows young trees to receive sunlight and provides timber for a variety of uses

disadvantage of clear cutting= higher risk of soil erosion and contaminates our water supply

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what’s Shelterwood-cutting

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involves clear cutting and small holes in between the trees

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advantages of shelterwood cutting
disadvantage of shelterwood cutting

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advantages of shelterwood cutting= reduces chance of wildfires and lower exposure

disadvantage of shelterwood cutting= interferes with the air and water movement in the soil and less vulnerable in the wind/storms

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what’s Selective-cutting

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Selective-cutting= Only fully grown trees with the essential size, type or quality

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advantages of selective-cutting
disadvantage of selective-cutting

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advantages of selective-cutting= produces less pollution to the air or smoke, Its sustainable

disadvantage of selective-cutting= some species won’t regrow, stumps and debriefs are left behind in the forest

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17
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what’s an old growth forest

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To be an old-growth forest it has to be 120 years old

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18
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what’s hardwood used for

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Flooring, Furniture

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19
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what’s softwood used for

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Paper, decking

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20
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What is aquaculture?

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aquaculture= is the production of fish and other aquatic animals, such as clams and shrimp The two primary species are Pacific and Atlantic. Trout, Mussels, and Salmon

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20
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where is Carolinian forest found

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North and South Carolina

21
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inshore vs offshore fishing

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inshore= smaller boats not deep water (cod, halibut)
offshore=bigger boats every season fishing in deep waters (Tuna, Mackerel, Shark)

22
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what’s commercial fishing

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commercial fishing= Fishing for profits involves taking fish and other seafood, primarily from wild fisheries

23
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what’s bottom trawling

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bottom trawling= you use a net to scrape the bottom of the ocean for fish

24
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what’s bycatch

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bycatch= is when nets accidentally catch small fish or other marine species

25
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three types of fish in Canada

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Groundfish ,pelagic fish, shellfish

26
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Percentage of Canadian land suitable for agriculture

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only 5% is good/ excellent

27
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two factors that farming is impacted by

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Climate, Land Quality

28
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Factory farming vs. organic farming

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factory farming= get as much profit as possible and also make sure that they use as few resources as possible, they keep animals mostly indoors

organic farming= Ecological/biological uses fertilizers and this is an agriculture system.

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development of the Greenbelt- Highway 413 perspectives

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-only 5% of farmland is good and if they build over it there destroying the 5% we have
-greenbelts are not meant to be ruined or have something being built over it
-it causes 85 waterways
-10 endangered habitats and it costs about 6 billion dollars to make

30
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three types of minerals we mine

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three types of minerals we mine Metallic mineral, Non-metallic minerals, Fuel Minerals

31
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open-pit mining vs. underground mining

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open-pit mining= minerals that are close to the surface diggers dig a pit and scoop them out

underground mining= minerals found in deep shafts

32
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Ring of Fire perspectives

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Social= -about 350 people needs at least 100 more houses
easier access to drugs and alcohol
Political=Doug Ford has made mining the Ring of Fire a key priority for building end-to-end electric vehicle manufacturing chain
Environmental=-several water crossings building roads will pollute the water and kill the fish
Economic=recommitted $1 billion to develop the Ring of Fire

33
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world’s water supply

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water goes in to our environment because of precipitation (water from the atmosphere that falls to earth including rain, snow, hail, and sleet)

34
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5 main uses for water in Canada
water-boil advisory on reserves

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toilet 30%, bathing and showering 35%, cleaning 5 %, kitchen and drinking 10% and laundry 20%

35
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renewable sources of energy

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a renewable resource can replenish itself at the rate it’s used examples: mining for fossil fuels, nuclear

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nonrenewable sources of energy examples

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a nonrenewable resource has a limited supply example: oil, natural gas, coal

37
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imports vs exports

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importing something is when you are bringing something in
export is when you send something from one country to another

38
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Trading partners

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trading partner = China

39
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Trade deals between USA, Europe

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trade deals between USA, europe it will cut tariffs and make it easier to export good and materials benefiting people from both USA and europe

40
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what’s Free trade

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free trade= the things that go imported from the united states you wouldn’t have to pay extra tariffs on them

41
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what’s protectionism

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Proctesium is when you add tariffs this is protecting the oil, lumber they are adding tariffs and taxes.

42
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Reasons to export

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reasons to export= To make money (pay for things we import)
we need necessities and luxuries from other countries, keep economy healthy

43
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ship advantages

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ship advantages = cheapest ways to move heavy products

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ship disadvantages

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moves slowly, shuts down during winter, can only go where there is deep water

45
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railway advantages

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heavy objects are carried easily by train for example: cars, heavy machinery , wheat, used to transport people as well

46
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railway disadvantage

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tracks don’t run everywhere cargo needs to go, perishables can’t be sent by rail because it’s to slow and it will go bad

47
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trucking advantages

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able to transport to stores/factories and smaller packages, special goods ex frozen food

48
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trucking disadvantage

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accidents, traffic, weather ex ice, snow, freezing rain

49
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airplane advantages

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fastest form of transportation for people and and goods

50
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airplane disadvantage

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most expensive, pollution